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1966 Nova Hi Perf Zi Code L79 327 Engine Block 3791362-std Rods Pistons 3866954 on 2040-parts.com

US $4,500.00
Location:

Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Franklin, Tennessee, United States
Condition:Used

1966 Nova Hi Perf L79  327 ZI code engine block 3871362  the block is standard bore and has been checked at machine shop and will build back at standard bore there is no ridge on the cylinders at the factory standard 4 inch bore  . All cylinders less than .2000 ware on them . The original 8 rods and pistons are included #3866954 and they are numbered as to the cylinder they came out of and the factory ridge marks in the pistons look like new and do not show any ware . .Block has never been machined on it is in original factory condition . This block ,pistons and rods was put up in storage 45 years ago and is in very nice condition . The engine pad code F0118ZI .

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